Like a quality timepiece, Scott Aitchison can take a hit and keep on going.
After getting cooled off by Mike Davis earlier, Aitchison found a big hand just in time, flipping with jacks against 
preflop and fading all trouble to double.
Adam Foster has been winning all the pots at his table of late, including the one where he busted Jeffery Hobrecker with jacks over tens all in preflop a minute ago.
As a result, Foster just became the first player over 100,000 and has vaulted into the chip lead.
Tony Dojka called a preflop raise and check-called two bullets through to the river on a queen-high board with three spades.
He took the lead for more than half the pot in the final betting round and got a fold, allowing him to climb up to a spot near the top of the leaderboard without showdown.
Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
Scott Aitchison and Mike Davis joined another player going three-ways to an 
flop for 2,600.
Aitchison and Davis traded raises until Davis was all in holding aces up with the 
. Aitchison had the 
for top pair and a flush draw, but was on the wrong end of this cooler with Davis fading everything on the turn and river.
Seneca Niagara tournament crusher Todd Saffron has vaulted into the lead now.
One player tried to slow play aces, limping in. Saffron came along for the ride with the 
, flopped trip sixes and busted him.
Not too long after another player tried to punish a few limpers, jamming the for 11,000. Saffron had two tens, looked him up, and took him out after a board of bricks.
Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
Tony Dojka is among the leaders now, after flushing one opponents stack out. The rest of the group includes the players listed below:
Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
Toronto, Ontario, Canada's John Araujo has busted three people on the way to a chip leading stack.
He even made a Royal Fush, getting one player's stack in the middle during that hand, and will head into Level 9 setting the pace on the field.
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